Melt and Pour Soap

I love the way my skin feels after exfoliating, it is always so soft feeling. This is because exfoliating sloughs off the dead skin cells and reveals the new layer beneath. These luffa soap bars are super simple to make and are a great way to naturally exfoliate your skin. What is a luffa? So,

This post is for all my chocolate lovers! Learn how to make a desert inspired melt and pour truffles soap. The brown melt and pour is made with a chocolate toffee fragrance, while the pink and white are made with a champagne fragrance. They are then topped off with some Dead Sea Salt. Prefer to

I absolutely love the way the spring flowers turned out in this melt and pour soap. To make this soap, I use two advanced techniques with embeds and shredding soap. It is a lot of steps, but if you are accustomed to layering soap and working with embeds, this will be pretty easy for you.

This week we are going to learn another technique for melt and pour soap. In a previous post, I showed you how to layer soap, this post is going to expand on that and teach you how layering with your mold at an angle, makes a completely different design. Prefer to watch this project instead

There are soooooo many different things that you can do with melt and pour soap. Last week’s post was a beginner melt and pour soap tutorial. This week, I want to add to and show you how to layer melt and pour soap. Prefer to watch this project instead of reading it? When making the